Boosie Badazz in 2024. Photo: SRC Agency / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0
Weeks before the official announcement, The Khaliseum's feed got an early hint. On September 11, two reels shared with Shorty Roc's page showed Baton Rouge legends @webbietrill and @boosieig2024 together again, tagged with one word: #pullup. The message was clear. A new single was coming, and fans could finally stop asking where the duo had been and what they were working on.
The clips came from @porchemadre, posted as collaborations that appeared on Shorty Roc's (@shortyrocnyc) Instagram. In one, she joked that Webbie had her "swinging from the ceiling." Six weeks later, the tease turned out to be exactly what it promised.
"Pull Up" Becomes the Lead Single
On September 29, Boosie and Webbie announced a joint mixtape called Back At It, set for October 24, Hits Culture reported. The duo then stopped by Way Up With Angela Yee to promote "Pull Up," the project's lead single, according to Complex. That interview went viral less than 30 seconds in, when Webbie jokingly asked Yee, "What? You wanna get flipped?" before telling kids to stay in school.
Back At It arrived on October 24, 2026, as a 10-track, 29-minute mixtape released through Badazz Music Syndicate, with "Pull Up" among its tracks, according to its Apple Music listing. Apple Music's editors summed up the pair as Baton Rouge rappers who have been delivering street anthems "for more than 20 years."
Two Decades of Baton Rouge Chemistry
The reunion carries real history. Webbie got his start in the early 2000s on Boosie's albums before the two released Ghetto Stories together, and he has been signed to Trill Entertainment since 2003, according to his biography. Together they made hits like "Independent" and the "Wipe Me Down" remix, iHeart noted in its coverage of the reunion. The "Wipe Me Down" remix featuring Lil Boosie and Webbie was released as a single in 2007, according to the song's history.
Hits Culture called Back At It the first project credited to the two of them alone since Gangsta Musik in 2004, and reported that the pair co-headlined the Southern Truth Tour in summer 2026, with stops in Jacksonville and Columbus, Ohio.
Webbie performing in Macon, Georgia, in 2014. Photo: TrillEntCMG / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
The Woman Behind the Clips
Porche Madre is no stranger to Webbie's camp. In a 2021 interview with Shoutout Atlanta, the CEO of PM Media & Marketing named Webbie among the artists whose careers she has had a hand in, and thanked Webbie and his Savage Life team for giving her a platform in the entertainment industry. Her September reels gave fans an early look at a reunion that would dominate hip-hop conversation by October.
Illustration: The Khaliseum
Why It Matters
The Khaliseum lives in the rooms where the culture happens, and sometimes that means showing fans what is coming before anyone else does. Shorty Roc's feed carried the "#pullup" tease on September 11. By late October, "Pull Up" was out and the whole country was talking about Boosie and Webbie again. Salute to Porche Madre for the clips, and to two Southern legends for proving that real chemistry never fades.
Watch the second tease: the follow-up reel.
From Our Cameras
Screenshot: Shorty Roc / The Khaliseum
See it on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/porchemadre/reel/DdJslFeJO2n/
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